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2023–24 Stoke City F.C. season

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2023-24 season of Stoke City FC

Stoke City 2023–24 football season
Stoke City
2023–24 season
Joint-ChairmanJohn Coates andPeter Coates
ManagerAlex Neil
(until 10 December)[1]
Steven Schumacher
(from 19 December)[2]
Stadiumbet365 Stadium
Championship17th
FA CupThird round
EFL CupThird round
Top goalscorerLeague:André Vidigal (6)
All: André Vidigal (7)
Highest home attendance28,243 vBristol City
(4 May 2024)
Lowest home attendance18,555 vSwansea City
(12 December 2023)

The2023–24 season wasStoke City's 107th season in theFootball League, the 47th in thesecond tier and tenth in theChampionship.[3]

Stoke had a very busy summer transfer window bringing in 18 new players most of which were foreign players in a new recruitment strategy brought in by technical director Ricky Martin. Despite an opening day 4–1 win againstRotherham United it quickly became apparent that Stoke had assembled an unbalanced squad which struggled to score goals or keep clean sheets.Alex Neil was sacked in December after winning just six of the first 20 games and was replaced byPlymouth Argyle managerSteven Schumacher. Schumacher encountered discipline problems within the squad which resulted in Ricky Martin being sacked and after more poor results they ended February in the relegation zone. Six wins in the final 12 matches saw Stoke retain their Championship status, finishing in 17th position.

Pre-season

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Stoke announced their retained list on 10 May 2023 withSam Clucas,Demeaco Duhaney,Aden Flint,Morgan Fox,Phil Jagielka,Tashan Oakley-Boothe andNick Powell departing the club following the end of their contracts whilst Gabriel Adebambo, Jacob Holland-Wilkinson, Tommy Jackson, George Lewis, Dan Malone, Luke Redfern, Josh Roney andDouglas James-Taylor departed from the under-21 team.[4][5] GoalkeepersJack Bonham,Frank Fielding andBlondy Nna Noukeu all signed one-year contract extensions.[4] First-team coachJohn O'Shea left the club on 12 May 2023 to focus on his Republic of Ireland FA role.[6] Under-21s managerKevin Russell and under-18s managerRichard Walker both departed the club after working with the academy for over a decade.[7][8]Crewe Alexandra assistant managerAlex Morris was appointed under-21 head coach.[9]Ryan Shawcross returned to the club as academy coach andJared Dublin was appointed Head of Recruitment.[10][11] Former loaneePaul Gallagher joined the club from Preston as first-team coach.[12]

Enda Stevens was the first signing of the summer on 5 July, joining after his release fromSheffield United.[13]Ben Pearson returned on a permant four-year deal fromAFC Bournemouth.[14] Free agentsMichael Rose andDaniel Johnson arrived on free transfers.[15][16]Ki-Jana Hoever returned on loan from Wolves along with Portuguese wingerChiquinho.[17] A second Porugese winger,André Vidigal arrived fromMarítimo for an undisclosed fee.[18] GoalkeeperMark Travers joined on a season-long loan fromAFC Bournemouth.[19] On 28 July, two strikers signed, BrazilianWesley fromAston Villa and MoroccanRyan Mmaee from Hungarian sideFerencváros.[20]

Stoke began their pre-season schedule with a trip toNotts County and came away with a comfortable 5–1 victory withTyrese Campbell getting a first-half hat-trick.[21] The squad then spent a week at a training camp inBenidorm, Spain ending with a 1–1 draw againstSegunda División sideLevante.[22] Stoke lost 3–0 atDerby County on 22 July in what was a testimonial for Derby'sCraig Forsyth.[23] City beatBurton Albion 1–0 to win theBass Charity Vase,Jacob Brown scoring the only goal.[24] Stoke ended pre-season with a 1–0 home defeat againstEverton,Amadou Onana scoring with the last kick of the match.[25]

Notts County v Stoke City
8 July 2023FriendlyNotts County1–5 Stoke CityNottingham
15:00BSTLangstaff41'ReportSparrow16'
Campbell20',37',43'
Wright-Phillips60'
Stadium:Meadow Lane
Attendance: 4,267 (1,352 away)
Levante v Stoke City
15 July 2023FriendlyLevante1–1 Stoke CityLa Nucia,Alicante
18:00CESTCantero23'ReportCampbell62'Stadium:Estadi Olímpic Camilo Cano
Derby County v Stoke City
22 July 2023Craig ForsythTestimonialDerby County3–0 Stoke CityDerby
15:00 BSTNelson19'
Collins26'
Mendez-Laing41'
ReportStadium:Pride Park
Attendance: 9,119
Burton Albion v Stoke City
25 July 2023Bass Charity VaseBurton Albion0–1 Stoke CityBurton-on-Trent
17:45 BSTReportBrown54'Stadium:Pirelli Stadium
Attendance: 2,295
Stoke City vEverton
29 July 2023Friendly Stoke City0–1EvertonStoke-on-Trent
15:00BSTReportOnana90+5'Stadium:bet365 Stadium

Championship

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Main article:2023–24 EFL Championship

August

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Stoke began the 2023–24 season at home toRotherham United withAlex Neil giving starts to eight of his new signings. First-half goals fromKi-Jana Hoever and a brace from new wingerAndré Vidigal saw Stoke 3–0 up at half time.Lee Peltier pulled one back for the Millers but their hopes of a comeback were ended whenCafú was sent-off for two bookable offences.Jacob Brown made it 4–1 in the 90th minute.[26] Brown was then sold to newly-promotedPremier League sideLuton Town.[27] The first away match of the campaign ended in a 2–0 defeat against newly-promotedIpswich Town.[28] They then beatWatford 1–0 with Vidigal scoring in the 53rd minute with a half-volley.[29] Stoke continued their foreign recruitment bringing in Algerian forwardMehdi Léris, Dutch midfielderWouter Burger Serbian wingerNikola Jojić and South Korean midfielderBae Jun-ho.[30][31] Stoke lost 1–0 toMillwall on 26 August,Kevin Nisbet scoring the only goal.[32]

September

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On transfer deadline day Stoke brought in American defenderLynden Gooch fromSunderland, wingerSead Hakšabanović on loan fromCeltic, and young prospectJunior Tchamadeu fromColchester United whilstJosh Tymon left forSwansea City.[33] A tight game againstPreston North End was settled by aWill Keane brace early in the second half with his first being a controversial penalty.[34] Stoke were defeated for a third game in row following the international break, losing 1–0 atNorwich City.[35] Stoke's poor start to the season continued with a 2–2 draw away atHuddersfield Town and a 3–1 loss at home toHull City.[36][37] Stoke looked to heading towards another defeat after going 2–0 down atBristol City but fought back with goals from Léris and Hakšabanović before academy graduateNathan Lowe scored a 90th-minute winner.[38]

October

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Stoke faced relegated sidesSouthampton andLeicester City at the beginning of October, losing both 1–0 and 2–0 respectively to leave the team just above the relegation zone before the international break.[39][40] Alex Neil faced his former club Sunderland following on 21 October. Ryan Mmaee gave Stoke an early lead but Sunderland equalised soon after through former loaneeJack Clarke. Stoke regained the lead straight after half-time withLuke McNally scoring his first goal for the club, and City held on to claim the win.[41] AgainstLeeds United, with the match goalless after 75 minutesPatrick Bamford missed a penalty and Stoke went on to win the game after Wesley's header hit the crossbar and went in off Whites defender,Pascal Struijk.[42] Prior to theMiddlesbrough match Stoke suffered a blow as Bournemouth had an exceptional circumstances recall request forMark Travers approved by the Premier League.[43]Jack Bonham returned in goal as Stoke won 2–0 with goals fromMichael Rose and Mehdi Léris in what was only their second win at theRiverside Stadium.[44]

November

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Stoke made it five games unbeaten with back-to-back goalless draws againstCardiff City andCoventry City.[45][46] After the final international break of the year Stoke were well beaten 3–0 at home by Blackburn.[47] The team put in an ill-disciplined performance away atQueens Park Rangers picking up seven yellow cards withEnda Stevens being sent-off for two bookable offences, Stoke did lead 2–1 but went on to lose 4–2.[48]

December

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Stoke lost again conceding in the final moments againstPlymouth Argyle to lose 2–1 which increased the pressure on Alex Neil.[49] City suffered another late defeat this time against bottom of the tableSheffield Wednesday, which prompted an angry reaction from supporters.[50]Alex Neil was sacked the following day along with his assistantMartin Canning.[51]Paul Gallagher took caretaker charge of the team againstSwansea City where a late header fromHarry Darling cancelled out Daniel Johnson's penalty.[52] Stoke gained a hard fought point away at promotion chasingWest Bromwich Albion on 17 December.[53] On 19 December Stoke appointedPlymouth Argyle managerSteven Schumacher as the team's new head coach along withMark Hughes as his assistant, First Team CoachPeter Cavanagh and Goalkeeper Coach Darren Behcet.[54] Schumacher's first game in charge saw Stoke play out a goalless draw withMillwall.[55] He got his first win on boxing day atWayne Rooney'sBirmingham City, Gooch, Thompson Vidigal earning Stoke a 3–1 win and their first atSt Andrew's since 1988.[56] Stoke ended 2023 with a 1–1 draw away atWatford who were reduced to ten-men early in the second half afterVakoun Bayo was sent-off for lashing out at McNally.[57]

January

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Stoke began 2024 with another goalless home draw this time against promotion-chasingIpswich Town this afterJordan Thompson was sent-off in the second half for dissent.[58] City then earned a first victory atRotherham United'sNew York Stadium withLewis Baker scoring a long-range free-kick just before half-time.[59] This was then followed by a 2–1 defeat againstBirmingham City with a goal coming fromJordan Thompson and a 3–1 loss atSunderland with an own goal coming fromJenson Seelt.[60][61] In the January transfer window Stoke brought in goalkeeperDaniel Iversen, midfielderLuke Cundle and forwardsNiall Ennis andMillion Manhoef whilstTommy Simkin,Emre Tezgel,D'Margio Wright-Phillips left on loans andDwight Gayle had his contract terminated early.[62]

February

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Stoke were easily beaten at home by top of the tableLeicester City 5–0.[63] City lost a fourth match in a row, 3–1 atBlackburn Rovers prompting an angry reaction from the large travelling support shouting "Your not fit to wear the shirt!"[64] The team managed to gain a vital 1–0 against relegation rivalsQueens Park Rangers on 14 February with a goal fromWouter Burger, but lost 1–0 again three days later toCoventry City.[65][66] Technical director Ricky Martin was sacked by John Coates and replaced byJonathan Walters on an interim basis.[67] Stoke dropped into the relegation zone for the first time this season with a 2–1 defeat atCardiff City with a goal coming fromBae Jun-ho.[68]

March

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Walters issued a rallying call to supporters ahead of the final 12 games of the season.[69] It had the desired effect as Stoke beatMiddlesbrough 2–0 with goals fromBae Jun-ho andLewis Baker, however results elsewhere meant Stoke remained in the bottom three.[70] Three days later Stoke lost 1–0 at promotion chasingLeeds United and hadBen Pearson sent-off late on for two bookable offences.[71] On 5 March Stoke announced plans to move the away section at thebet365 stadium and install safe standing.[72] They then secured a late 2–1 victory againstPreston North End to move up to 19th with an own goal coming fromAndrew Hughes and a tap in byLuke Mcnally.[73] They were easily beaten 3–0 byNorwich city a week later.[74] After the international break Stoke beatHull City 2–0 onGood Friday with goals fromJosh Laurent andKi-Jana Hoever to move five points clear of the relegation zone.[75]

April

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OnEaster Monday Stoke drew 1–1 with relegation rivalsHuddersfield Town, withKi-Jana Hoever curling in a shot on 50 minutes, cancelling outBojan Radulović's opener.[76] Stoke then took on midlands rivalsWest Bromwich Albion on 7 April. The Baggies went 2–0 up throughMikey Johnston andJed Wallace beforeMillion Manhoef scored his first goal for the club and Vidigal fired in the rebound after his penalty was saved byAlex Palmer to earn Stoke a 2–2 draw.[77] Stoke put in an abject performance away at Swansea, losing 3–0.[78] The Potters then faced another relegation rival,Sheffield Wednesday atHillsborough.Liam Palmer gave Wednesday the lead beforeLuke Cundle came off the bench to level the scores.[79] Stoke secured a vital 3–0 win against Schumacher's former teamPlymouth Argyle with goals from Burger, Hoever and Manhoef.[80] The Potters secured their Championship status for the 2024–25 season with a 1–0 victory against play-off boundSouthampton, Tyrese Campbell scoring the only goal.[81]

May

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Stoke ended the 2023–24 campaign with a comfortable 4–0 victory overBristol City with goals from Campbell, Cundle and a brace from Manhoef.[82]

Results

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Stoke City vRotherham United
5 August 20231 Stoke City4–1Rotherham UnitedStoke-on-Trent
15:00BSTHoever5'
Vidigal45+3',45+8'
Brown90'
ReportPeltier46'Stadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 22,601
Referee: John Busby
Ipswich Town v Stoke City
12 August 20232Ipswich Town2–0 Stoke CityIpswich
15:00 BSTWoolfenden23'
Jackson81'
ReportStadium:Portman Road
Attendance: 29,006
Referee: Josh Smith
Stoke City vWatford
19 August 20233 Stoke City1–0WatfordStoke-on-Trent
15:00 BSTVidigal53'ReportStadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 21,193
Referee: James Bell
Millwall v Stoke City
26 August 20234Millwall1–0 Stoke CityBermondsey, London
15:00 BSTNisbet38'ReportStadium:The Den
Attendance: 15,254
Referee: David Webb
Stoke City vPreston North End
2 September 20235 Stoke City0–2Preston North EndStoke-on-Trent
15:00 BSTReportKeane51' (pen.),57'Stadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 22,957
Referee: Matt Donohue
Norwich City v Stoke City
16 September 20236Norwich City1–0 Stoke CityNorwich
15:00 BSTStacey44'ReportStadium:Carrow Road
Attendance: 25,816
Referee:Oliver Langford
Huddersfield Town v Stoke City
20 September 20237Huddersfield Town2–2 Stoke CityHuddersfield
19:45 BSTPearson31'
Rudoni68'
ReportJohnson33'
Wilmot62'
Stadium:Kirklees Stadium
Attendance: 18,791
Referee: Darren Bond
Stoke City vHull City
24 September 20238 Stoke City1–3Hull CityStoke-on-Trent
12:00 BSTVidigal77'ReportConnolly30'
Traoré32'
Slater73'
Stadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 21,142
Referee: Thomas Bramall
Bristol City v Stoke City
30 September 20239Bristol City2–3 Stoke CityBristol
15:00 BSTBell5'
Wells15'
ReportLéris20'
Hakšabanović47'
Lowe89'
Stadium:Ashton Gate
Attendance: 21,117
Referee: Jeremy Simpson
Stoke City vSouthampton
3 October 202310 Stoke City0–1SouthamptonStoke-on-Trent
19:45 BSTReportS. Armstrong41'Stadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 20,002
Referee: James Bell
Leicester City v Stoke City
7 October 202311Leicester City2–0 Stoke CityLeicester
15:00 BSTIheanacho24'
Vardy79'
ReportStadium:King Power Stadium
Attendance: 31,589
Referee:Geoff Eltringham
Stoke City vSunderland
21 October 202312 Stoke City2–1SunderlandStoke-on-Trent
15:00 BSTMmaee7'
McNally47'
ReportClarke10'Stadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 25,512
Referee:Graham Scott
Stoke City vLeeds United
25 October 202313 Stoke City1–0Leeds UnitedStoke-on-Trent
19:45 BSTStruijk80' (o.g.)ReportStadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 25,871
Referee:Paul Tierney
Middlesbrough v Stoke City
28 October 202314Middlesbrough0–2 Stoke CityMiddlesbrough
15:00 BSTReportRose8'
Léris37'
Stadium:Riverside Stadium
Attendance: 26,732
Referee: Andrew Kitchen
Stoke City vCardiff City
4 November 202315 Stoke City0–0Cardiff CityStoke-on-Trent
15:00 GMTReportStadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 23,089
Referee:Oliver Langford
Coventry City v Stoke City
11 November 202316Coventry City0–0 Stoke CityCoventry
15:00 GMTReportStadium:Coventry Building Society Arena
Attendance: Anthony Backhouse
Referee: 25,003
Stoke City vBlackburn Rovers
25 November 202317 Stoke City0–3Blackburn RoversStoke-on-Trent
15:00 GMTReportS. Wharton4'
Moran86'
Szmodics90+1'
Stadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 22,652
Referee: Andrew Kitchen
Queens Park Rangers v Stoke City
28 November 202318Queens Park Rangers4–2 Stoke CityShepherd's Bush, London
19:45 GMTDykes11' (pen.),79'
Pearson89' (o.g.)
Willock90+4'
ReportMmaee45'
Burger59'
Stadium:Loftus Road
Attendance: 16,901
Referee: James Linington
Plymouth Argyle v Stoke City
2 December 202319Plymouth Argyle2–1 Stoke CityPlymouth
15:00 GMTBundu43'
Randell90+7'
ReportCampbell23'Stadium:Home Park
Attendance: 16,371
Referee: Samuel Barrott
Stoke City vSheffield Wednesday
9 December 202320 Stoke City0–1Sheffield WednesdayStoke-on-Trent
15:00 GMTReportMusaba90+1'Stadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 22,347
Referee:David Coote
Stoke City vSwansea City
12 December 202321 Stoke City1–1Swansea CityStoke-on-Trent
19:45 GMTJohnson70' (pen.)ReportDarling89'Stadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 18,555
Referee: David Webb
West Bromwich Albion v Stoke City
17 December 202322West Bromwich Albion1–1 Stoke CityWest Bromwich
12:00GMTThomas-Asante35'ReportGooch12'Stadium:The Hawthorns
Attendance: 23,298
Referee: Andrew Kitchen
Stoke City vMillwall
23 December 202323 Stoke City0–0MillwallStoke-on-Trent
15:00 GMTReportStadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 21,409
Referee:Geoff Eltringham
Birmingham City v Stoke City
26 December 202324Birmingham City1–3 Stoke CityBirmingham
17:15 GMTStansfield69'ReportThompson12'
Gooch31'
Vidigal53'
Stadium:St Andrew's
Attendance: 21,640
Referee:Robert Madley
Watford v Stoke City
29 December 202325Watford1–1 Stoke CityWatford
19:45 GMTLivermore15'ReportMmaee34'Stadium:Vicarage Road
Attendance: 19,643
Referee: Scott Oldham
Stoke City vIpswich Town
1 January 202426 Stoke City0–0Ipswich TownStoke-on-Trent
15: GMTReportStadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 23,121
Referee: James Bell
Rotherham United v Stoke City
13 January 202427Rotherham United0–1 Stoke CityRotherham
15:00 GMTReportBaker45+4'Stadium:New York Stadium
Attendance: 11,002
Referee:Keith Stroud
Stoke City vBirmingham City
20 January 202428 Stoke City1–2Birmingham CityStoke-on-Trent
15:00 GMTThompson70'ReportStansfield10'
Bacuna49'
Stadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 25,058
Referee: Samuel Barrott
Sunderland v Stoke City
27 January 202429Sunderland3–1 Stoke CitySunderland
15:00 GMTBurstow43'
Ba49'
Ekwah70'
ReportSeelt74' (o.g.)Stadium:Stadium of Light
Attendance: 41,394
Referee:Andy Davies
Stoke City vLeicester City
3 February 202430 Stoke City0–5Leicester CityStoke-on-Trent
15:00 GMTReportDaka27',66' (pen.)
McAteer30'
Vardy73',90+8' (pen.)
Stadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 22,657
Referee: Lewis Smith
Blackburn Rovers v Stoke City
10 February 202431Blackburn Rovers3–1 Stoke CityBlackburn
15:00 GMTDolan7',37'
Szmodics20'
ReportEnnis39'Stadium:Ewood Park
Attendance: 15,104
Referee: Gavin Ward
Stoke City vQueens Park Rangers
14 February 202432 Stoke City1–0Queens Park RangersStoke-on-Trent
19:45 GMTBurger45'ReportStadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 19,307
Referee: Andrew Kitchen
Stoke City vCoventry City
17 February 202433 Stoke City0–1Coventry CityStoke-on-Trent
15:00 GMTReportSimms51'Stadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 22,866
Referee: James Bell
Cardiff City v Stoke City
24 February 202434Cardiff City2–1 Stoke CityCardiff
15:00 GMTEtete5'
Grant32'
ReportBae Jun-ho41'Stadium:Cardiff City Stadium
Referee: Anthony Backhouse
Stoke City vMiddlesbrough
2 March 202435 Stoke City2–0MiddlesbroughStoke-on-Trent
15:00 GMTBae Jun-ho40'
Baker71'
ReportStadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: John Busby
Referee: 21,673
Leeds United v Stoke City
5 March 202436Leeds United1–0 Stoke CityLeeds
19:45 GMTJames33'ReportStadium:Elland Road
Attendance: 36,118
Referee:Oliver Langford
Preston North End v Stoke City
9 March 202437Preston North End1–2 Stoke CityPreston
15:00 GMTOsmajić68'ReportHughes64' (o.g.)
McNally87'
Stadium:Deepdale
Attendance: 17,253
Referee: Josh Smith
Stoke City vNorwich City
16 March 202438 Stoke City0–3Norwich CityStoke-on-Trent
15:00 GMTReportSargent24'
Sara28'
Barnes60'
Stadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 21,887
Referee: Gavin Ward
Hull City v Stoke City
29 March 202439Hull City0–2 Stoke CityKingston upon Hull
15:00 GMTReportLaurent69'
Hoever90+3'
Stadium:MKM Stadium
Attendance: 24,601
Referee:Graham Scott
Stoke City vHuddersfield Town
1 April 202440 Stoke City1–1Huddersfield TownStoke-on-Trent
15:00 BSTHoever50'ReportRadulović45'Stadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 23,917
Referee:Rebecca Welch
Stoke City vWest Bromwich Albion
6 April 202441 Stoke City2–2West Bromwich AlbionStoke-on-Trent
15:00 BSTManhoef68'
Vidigal78'
ReportJohnston24'
Wallace57'
Stadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 22,339
Referee: Andrew Kitchen
Swansea City v Stoke City
10 April 202442Swansea City3–0 Stoke CitySwansea
20:00 BSTCullen19'
Grimes53' (pen.)
Key73'
ReportStadium:Swansea.com Stadium
Attendance: 14,692
Referee:Keith Stroud
Sheffield Wednesday v Stoke City
13 April 202443Sheffield Wednesday1–1 Stoke CitySheffield
15:00 BSTPalmer68'ReportCundle76'Stadium:Hillsborough
Attendance: 32,041
Referee: Stephen Martin
Stoke City vPlymouth Argyle
20 April 202444 Stoke City3–0Plymouth ArgyleStoke-on-Trent
15:00 BSTHoever43'
Manhoef45+2'
Burger90+3'
ReportStadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 24,674
Referee:Bobby Madley
Southampton v Stoke City
27 April 202445Southampton0–1 Stoke CitySouthampton
15:00 BSTReportCampbell36'Stadium:St Mary's Stadium
Attendance: 30,584
Referee: David Webb
Stoke City vBristol City
4 May 202446 Stoke City4–0Bristol CityStoke-on-Trent
12:30 BSTCundle25'
Campbell45'
Manhoef45+2',49'
ReportStadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 28,243
Referee: Samuel Barrott

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
14Swansea City461512195965−657
15Watford461317166161056
16Sunderland46168225254−256
17Stoke City461511204960−1156
18Queens Park Rangers461511204758−1156
19Blackburn Rovers461411216074−1453
20Sheffield Wednesday46158234468−2453
Source:EFL official website
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Head-to-head results; 5) Wins; 6) Away goals; 7) Penalty points (sec 9.5); 8) Number of 12-point sending off offences; 9) Play-off (only if needed to determine promotion/relegation)[83]

Results by round

[edit]
Round12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546
GroundHAHAHAAHAHAHHAHAHAAHHAHAAHAHAHAHHAHAAHAHHAAHAH
ResultWLWLLLDLWLLWWWDDLLLLDDDWDDWLLLLWLLWLWLWDDLDWWW
Position213810161919201618212017111314161720201919191819191719192020191922222219191718181920171817
Updated to match(es) played on 1 April 2024. Source:Soccerway
A = Away;H = Home;W = Win;D = Draw;L = Loss;P = Postponed

FA Cup

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Main article:2023–24 FA Cup

As a Championship side, Stoke entered the competition in the third round and were drawn at home toBrighton & Hove Albion.[84][85]

Stoke City vBrighton & Hove Albion
6 January 2024Third Round Stoke City2–4Brighton & Hove AlbionStoke-on-Trent
15:00GMTvan Hecke16' (o.g.)
Baker63' (pen.)
ReportEstupiñán45+6'
Dunk52'
João Pedro71',80'
Stadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 17,032
Referee:Paul Tierney

EFL Cup

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Main article:2023–24 EFL Cup

Stoke were drawn at home toWest Bromwich Albion in the first round, winning 2–1 after an own goal by Albion keeper,Josh Griffiths and a winning goal fromAndré Vidigal just afterBrandon Thomas-Asante had equalised.[86] Stoke progressed pastRotherham United in the second round, winning 6–1 withWouter Burger,Mehdi Léris andRyan Mmaee scoring their first goals for the club.[87] Stoke were eliminated byPremier League sideBournemouth in the third round.[88]

Stoke City vWest Bromwich Albion
8 August 2023First Round Stoke City2–1West Bromwich AlbionStoke-on-Trent
19:45 BSTGriffiths27' (o.g.)
Vidigal65'
ReportThomas-Asante64'Stadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 10,583
Referee:Geoff Eltringham
Stoke City vRotherham United
29 August 2023Second Round Stoke City6–1Rotherham UnitedStoke-on-Trent
19:45 BSTBurger2'
Mmaee18'
Laurent29',55'
Campbell43'
Léris72'
ReportMorrison22'Stadium:bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 9,410
Referee: Michael Salisbury
Bournemouth v Stoke City
27 September 2023Third RoundBournemouth2–0 Stoke CityBournemouth
19:45 BSTSolanke51'
Rothwell54'
ReportStadium:Dean Court
Attendance: 10,282
Referee:Graham Scott

Squad statistics

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No.Pos.NameChampionshipFA CupEFL CupTotalDiscipline
AppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
1GKRepublic of IrelandMark Travers130001014010
1GKDenmarkDaniel Iversen180100019000
2DFUnited StatesLynden Gooch19(10)2001020(10)230
3DFRepublic of IrelandEnda Stevens18(3)0000019(3)071
4MFEnglandBen Pearson22(7)0002(1)024(8)0121
5DFScotlandMichael Rose35(2)1102(1)037(3)160
6MFNetherlandsWouter Burger31(8)3101133(8)4110
7MFPortugalAndré Vidigal18(11)60(1)00(1)118(13)720
8MFEnglandLewis Baker12(8)2110013(8)330
9FWScotlandJacob Brown1100001110
10FWEnglandTyrese Campbell14(9)3001115(9)430
11FWEnglandDwight Gayle4(5)0000(3)04(8)000
12MFJamaicaDaniel Johnson19(7)2101(1)021(8)250
13GKRepublic of IrelandJack Bonham140002016000
14DFEnglandJosh Tymon1(1)000203(1)000
14FWEnglandNiall Ennis7(7)100007(7)110
15MFNorthern IrelandJordan Thompson23(9)2002(1)025(10)2131
16DFEnglandBen Wilmot23(2)1103027(2)190
17DFNetherlandsKi-Jana Hoever35(5)4103039(5)450
18FWBrazilWesley5(15)010208(15)010
19FWMoroccoRyan Mmaee17(7)30(1)02119(8)410
20MFPortugalChiquinho1(2)000102(2)000
20FWMontenegroSead Hakšabanović11(8)1100012(8)110
21MFSerbiaNikola Jojić0(1)0000(2)00(3)000
22MFSouth KoreaBae Jun-ho25(13)2101027(13)230
23DFRepublic of IrelandLuke McNally36(2)20(1)01(1)037(4)280
24DFCameroonJunior Tchamadeu9(6)000009(6)040
25MFEnglandLuke Cundle11(5)2000011(5)220
26DFRepublic of IrelandCiaran Clark3000003010
27MFAlgeriaMehdi Léris18(12)2102121(12)350
28MFEnglandJosh Laurent30(7)1002(1)232(8)380
29MFEnglandD'Margio Wright-Phillips0000000000
30MFEnglandSol Sidibe0(4)00(1)01(2)01(7)010
34GKEnglandFrank Fielding0000000000
35FWEnglandNathan Lowe3(10)10(1)00(1)03(12)100
38MFScotlandLiam McCarron000(1)0000(1)000
42FWNetherlandsMillion Manhoef9(5)400009(5)420
45GKEnglandTommy Simkin1000001000
Own goals3115

Transfers

[edit]

In

[edit]
DatePos.NameFromFeeRef.
5 July 2023DFRepublic of IrelandEnda StevensEnglandSheffield UnitedFree Transfer[89]
8 July 2023MFEnglandBen PearsonEnglandBournemouthUndisclosed[90]
17 July 2023DFScotlandMichael RoseEnglandCoventry CityFree Transfer[91]
19 July 2023MFJamaicaDaniel JohnsonEnglandPreston North EndFree Transfer[92]
24 July 2023MFPortugalAndré VidigalPortugalMarítimoUndisclosed[93]
28 July 2023FWBrazilWesleyEnglandAston VillaUndisclosed[94]
28 July 2023FWMoroccoRyan MmaeeHungaryFerencvárosUndisclosed[95]
22 August 2023MFSerbiaNikola JojićSerbiaMladost LučaniUndisclosed[96]
22 August 2023MFAlgeriaMehdi LérisItalySampdoriaUndisclosed[97]
25 August 2023MFNetherlandsWouter BurgerSwitzerlandFC BaselUndisclosed[98]
31 August 2023MFSouth KoreaBae Jun-hoSouth KoreaDaejeon Hana CitizenUndisclosed[99]
1 September 2023MFUnited StatesLynden GoochEnglandSunderlandUndisclosed[100]
1 September 2023DFCameroonJunior TchamadeuEnglandColchester UnitedUndisclosed[101]
10 October 2023DFRepublic of IrelandCiaran ClarkFree agentFree[102]
16 January 2024GKNew Zealand Scott MorrisNew ZealandChristchurch UnitedUndisclosed[103]
26 January 2024MFRepublic of IrelandDarius LipsiucRepublic of IrelandSt Patrick's AthleticUndisclosed[104]
1 February 2024FWNetherlandsMillion ManhoefNetherlandsVitesseUndisclosed[105]
1 February 2024FWEnglandNiall EnnisEnglandBlackburn RoversUndisclosed[106]

Out

[edit]
DatePos.NameToFeeRef.
30 June 2023MFRepublic of Ireland Gabriel AdebamboUnattachedReleased[4]
30 June 2023MFEnglandSam ClucasEnglandRotherham UnitedReleased[4][107]
30 June 2023DFEnglandDemeaco DuhaneyTurkeyİstanbulsporReleased[4][108]
30 June 2023DFEnglandAden FlintEnglandMansfield TownReleased[4][109]
30 June 2023DFWalesMorgan FoxEnglandQueens Park RangersReleased[4][110]
30 June 2023FWEngland Jacob Holland-WilkinsonUnattachedReleased[4]
30 June 2023GKEngland Tommy JacksonUnattachedReleased[4]
30 June 2023DFEnglandPhil JagielkaRetired[4][111]
30 June 2023FWEnglandDouglas James-TaylorEnglandWalsallReleased[4][112]
30 June 2023DFEngland George LewisEnglandLeek TownReleased[4][113]
30 June 2023MFWales Dan MaloneUnattachedReleased[4]
30 June 2023DFEngland Taylor McMahonEnglandStockport CountyFree transfer[114]
30 June 2023MFEnglandTashan Oakley-BootheEnglandBlackpoolReleased[4][115]
30 June 2023MFEnglandNick PowellEnglandStockport CountyReleased[4][116]
30 June 2023DFEngland Luke RedfernEnglandHalesowen TownReleased[4][117]
30 June 2023DFNorthern Ireland Josh RoneyUnattachedReleased[4]
3 August 2023DFEnglandConnor TaylorEnglandBristol RoversUndisclosed[118]
10 August 2023FWScotlandJacob BrownEnglandLuton TownUndisclosed[119]
1 September 2023DFEnglandJosh TymonWalesSwansea CityUndisclosed[120]
29 September 2023FWEngland Justin IwobiEnglandFC Halifax TownFree transfer[121]
15 December 2023DFScotlandLewis MacariEnglandNotts CountyFree transfer[122]
1 February 2024FWEnglandDwight GayleEnglandDerby CountyContract terminated[123][124]

Loans in

[edit]
Date fromPos.NameFromDate toRef.
21 July 2023DFNetherlandsKi-Jana HoeverEnglandWolverhampton WanderersEnd of Season[125]
22 July 2023MFPortugalChiquinhoEnglandWolverhampton Wanderers1 September 2023[a][126][127]
27 July 2023GKRepublic of IrelandMark TraversEnglandAFC Bournemouth27 October 2023[b][128][129]
2 August 2023DFRepublic of IrelandLuke McNallyEnglandBurnleyEnd of Season[130]
1 September 2023FWMontenegroSead HakšabanovićScotlandCelticEnd of Season[131]
5 January 2024GKDenmarkDaniel IversenEnglandLeicester CityEnd of Season[132]
9 January 2024MFEnglandLuke CundleEnglandWolverhampton WanderersEnd of Season[133]
  1. ^On 1 September, Chiquinho was recalled back to Wolverhampton Wanderers and loaned to Famalicão
  2. ^On 27 October, Travers was recalled by AFC Bournemouth

Loans out

[edit]
Date fromPos.NameToOn loan untilRef.
19 July 2023GKEnglandTommy SimkinEnglandSolihull Moors10 November 2023[a][134][135]
27 July 2023DFEnglandTom EdwardsEnglandHuddersfield TownEnd of Season[136]
4 August 2023MFEnglandSonny SinghEnglandHereford18 October 2023[b][137][138]
9 August 2023GKEngland Alfie BrooksWalesColwyn BayEnd of Season[139]
1 September 2023DFWalesMatt BakerWalesNewport CountyEnd of Season[140]
1 September 2023DFScotlandLewis MacariEnglandNotts County1 January 2024[141]
1 September 2023DFRepublic of IrelandDavid OkagbueEnglandWalsallEnd of Season[142]
5 September 2023MFWalesTom SparrowEnglandChester28 November 2023[143]
21 November 2023DFJamaica Luke Badley-MorganEnglandRushall Olympic12 December 2023[144]
21 November 2023MFEnglandSonny SinghEnglandRushall Olympic12 December 2023[144]
12 January 2024GKEnglandTommy SimkinEnglandForest Green RoversEnd of Season[145]
1 February 2024FWEnglandEmre TezgelEnglandMilton Keynes DonsEnd of Season[146]
2 February 2024FWNew Zealand Adam WatsonEnglandHanley Town1 March 2024[147]
2 February 2024FWEnglandD'Margio Wright-PhillipsBelgiumBeerschotEnd of Season[148]
  1. ^On 10 November, Simkin was recalled by Stoke.
  2. ^On 18 October, Singh returned from his loan at Hereford, earlier than planned.

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